Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-12
BRIEFLETS.
Read McIntire & Cos. add.
Good sIeds al Fl. Kinshnry & Sons.

Read Mclntire u Cos. add.
Good sleds at II. Kinsbury & Sons.
Call on Bennett for your gloves and
mitts.
j. V. Pangborn, of Monmouth, is in
the city.
Leaders that will take your breath, this
week at McCabe Bros.
Buy the boy handsled at half price
st Nice abe Bros.
Bennett makes gloves and mittens
Sign of the big glove.
Special prices on dress goods at Nc
Intire's this evening.
The greatest of book sales is now in
progress at McCabe Bros.
Messrs. Fred Howe and Walter S.
Gates, of Chicago, are in the city.
Books, books, books, cheaper than
ever, now or never. at McCabe Bros.
Coal hods cents each after o'clock
Tuesday evening at McCsbe Bros.
McIntire & Co, will be open evenings
until Christmas. Handkerchief sale.
Mrs. Weber and daughters leave
shortly for California to spend the win
ter.
Young Jonathan" 81 cents, leader
to advertise McCabe Bros. book depart
ment.
Call at the Fair" and become con-
WINGED that their prices are lower than
anywhere else.
For leaders to advertise their immense
holiday book stock, McCabe Bros. take
the palm.
Fromaga DeBrie, Roquefort Neufcha-
tel, Swiss, Limburger and brick cheese,
Just received al Mays.
Half car load of sleds direct from
Sledville Just received at half price at
McCabe Bros.
W. H. Smith and wife, OF Rockford,
are. visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. b.
, Ferguson. in this city.
At o'clock this evening Mc1ntlre &
Co, will sell 10 pieces Of double fold dress
tiannels at % cents per yard.
r Lloyd & Stewards novelties for the
: holidays beat anything that Can be seer
s in the city. Call and see them.
d To advertise their immense book stock,
McCabe Bros have placed on sale 1,1Ot
It % and 50 cent novels at z cents each.
k Open evenings. McIntire & Co., ofiel
F. this evening at p. m, 10 pieces double
fold dress flannel at 25 cents per yard.
q John Nitz was fined $40 and costs by
3, Magistrate Bennett this morning TO
5. shamefully and cowardly beating hi
II horse.
:, Joseph McQuade has returned 10 th
city from Kansas City with his family an
assumed his former position as nigh
yard master in the c., R. l. e P yard
Miss Kate Halves has just completed
p. fine portrait pafnting-her initial effol
n. in that direction-which reflects tru
n. artistic skill and ability.
y; Representative Crawford, of Edgins
A. ton, was in the city Saturday. 1t is abor
H. time for that honorable gentleman to loo
F after his political fences for next year.
j Everybody is invited to call al Il
W. Fair" and get their prices on bisqu
dolls and become convinced that the
are sold lower than anywhere else liz Il
Y three cities.
ter When you are passing kann & Flen
n ming's furnishing emporium,it will rep;
In you well to look at their stock and pro
ably sou can see something that will mai
rtv a nice present as they have an elega
for stock. -----
So The German, English school is prepa
70, pairing for grand fair at Turner hall
er. Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Il
uld week. As the proceeds are to go /
,le> ward aiding the school, the affair W
,o,- receive liberal patronage.
red Don't forget the lunch Of fried oystt
rec and plum pudding al the bazaar unt
for the Harper house, on Tuesday and We
sh'' nesday. A large display of fancy ar
Giles. Lunch 50 cents, pudding Is ceI
So extra. Hours 10 a. IN. to 9 p. m.
for To thoroughly advertise that Ii
ny stores will be open evenings until Chri
mas, McCabe Bros. will offer at : OF lt
Tuesday evening, one gross, C44) la
Jap coal hods at 5 cents. Only one
each customer and none to other deal
Trinity guild will make specially
fried oysters and plum pudding,
serve at their lunch on Tuesday
- Wednesday, 18th and 14th, and invite
your friends to come TO the bazaar IN
the Harper house. Hours--10 a. N